The village where donkeys make deliveries and cars are banned

Due to the cobbled streets and steep hills cars are unable to enter the village (Image: Graham Custance/Getty Images) Clovelly, a picturesque fishing village in Devon, has been named one of the UK's most Instagrammable spots due to its charming streets and seaside setting. Despite having a small population of just 443 according to the 2011 census, this privately-owned village has become increasingly popular with tourists seeking a slice of idyllic coastal life. The village's cobbled streets and steep incline make it largely inaccessible for cars, with a car park provided at the top of the hill for both visitors and residents.

From there, it's a short stroll down the hill to the heart of the village. In lieu of cars and delivery vans, the villagers employ a unique sledge system for receiving deliveries, with donkeys often spotted transporting supplies along the high street. function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.

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